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Based on my experience as a trader and after scrutinizing the available data regarding NGG, I found their fee structure to be somewhat ambiguous. The key point is that NGG does not provide full transparency about its spreads or commission rates, which significantly impacts my assessment of trading costs. What is clearly stated is that NGG operates with a margin requirement: traders must maintain a margin of 70%, and if this falls below 30%, positions are automatically closed. This margin-based risk protocol is strict, and it’s critical for traders like myself to understand how quickly margin calls can be triggered, especially in volatile gold markets. Unfortunately, NGG has not published information on standard trading fees—specifically, the exact spreads or any additional commissions per trade. In my view, the absence of this crucial information introduces uncertainty, and that is a red flag for anyone trying to calculate true transaction costs accurately. While the use of MT5 suggests competitive execution speeds, the lack of details on spreads and commissions means I cannot confidently assess how NGG’s trading costs compare to more transparent, regulated firms. Given these gaps, I must stress the importance of extreme caution: always clarify all potential costs directly with NGG before depositing funds and be wary of operating without clear information, especially since NGG is an unregulated broker. For risk management and financial safety, transparent fee structures are essential.